Math, asked by kinjalpopat05, 8 months ago

what are the values of x and y ,if the give pair of linear equation is (x+y=14 , x-y =4).

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Answered by narbhavi

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Answer:

x+y=14

x-y=4. ( elimination method)

= 2x=18

= x=9

= y=5

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